Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-12-08
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A. A. Frank, his salesman, are both at
tending court this week, the former as
representative of the late firm ot ID. ).
Kaufman Il Co., Il in suit with the
penns Valley Fire Insurance Company,
the latter rs a juror. During their al
sence, Mr.. Frank Kaufman, who came
up from Asherton last Saturday, con-
ducts his brothers store business.
Bills will be printed at tins office
this week advertising an excellent farm,
containing - acres, with lrst-class
buildings, situate , miles east Of Hub.
lersburs, and also tract of valuable
timherland, situate about one-half mile
from Nittany Hall, at public sale to
take place Dec 2sth. The property is
the estate Of the late Daniel Pealer, of
which VIM. Pealer, of Spring Mills, is
the administrators.
On last Thursday Mr., Aaron Ulrich
butchered his pigs and when done put
all his meat and sausages nicely away
and in the evening, tired OF work and
feeling contentedat having full larder,
prepared for the night rest. II was d.
bout half-past \ O'Clock and the family
were in the house not suspectmg any.
thing wrong when some scoundrel made
away with most of his sausages and has
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PRIVATE SALE or REAL ESTATE
The undersigned offers his home at
Kreamersville, one half mile south of
Rebersburg, for sale cheap. The prop
erty consists of a lot of ground with
good two-story frame dwelling house
and all necessary outbwldings erected
thereon. Running water close by and
good bearing fruit trees on the premises.
For terms apply to or address
q. Il. GARRETT,
4s St. Rebersburg, Pa.
The Democratic Wdtchmdn, Belle
fonte, will in the near future be en-
larged and generally improved, and for
that purpose its proprietor, Hon. P. q.
Meek, expects TO place n new power
press in his office. The paper already
stands at the head OF weekly county
papers as live and ..ably edited demo-
cratic organ, but after the contemplated
change bids fair TO outrival all its COLI
temporaries. The JOURNAL wishes the
Wdtchman continued prosperity.
AS the holidays are approaching we
would call the special attention of bus
mess men TO the steadily increasing
circulation uf the JOURNAL, and the
consequent benefits they will derive
from planting their advertisements in
this paper. The issue Immediately be-
fore Christmas will contain line holi-
day supplement and will be the most
complete edition ever sent out from
this office. See that your store or bust
ness place is represented ir that issue.
Another carload of marble for
place is on the road and will arrive in a
few days. This lot is new species,
called the Georgia marble, aid is cele-
brated for its beauty and superior lual-
ity. 1t is guaranteed not to soil. liz
smooth surface rejecting any greasy or
dirty substance or fluid even black ink.
This is decidedly great point in It's
favor over other marble and will make
it the popular material for tombstones:
A NEW FIRM.---The undersigned
wish TO inform the public that after
January lst, 1883, they will conduct
the undertaking business. heretofore
carried on by Harter & Luse, under
the firm name of Harter Il Campbell,
and will keep on hand full line of
collins. caskets, trimmings, shrouds,
burial robes, &c. All calls to attend
funerals responded TO on short notice.
Office at E. T.. Campbell & Sons store
on Main street. Millheim. Soliciting
share of the public patronage we re-
main Respectfully,
JONATHAN HARIER,
47-4t :. Nj. CAMPBELL.
SUCCESSFUL NIMRoEs.-A party of
hunters, numbering ten, among them
Messrs. d. A. Musser, F. p. Musser, J.
Fl. Musser and J. w. Lose, all of this
place spent the greater part of last week
in the mountains hunting deer and
returned on Friday with FIVE of the fleet
footed creatures. Mr.. ID. A. Musser had
the kindness to deliver liberal slice of
venison at the editors house for which
we return our best thanks. He also
told us that so fer he helped to kill
eleven deer this season. With such
luck it must be pleasure indeed to be
out hunting.
John Hick, the restaurant man,
started off beginning of last week to
take trip to South America, but re-
turned on Saturday, having only got as |
far as New York. He says he didn't fan
cy the idea of sea voyage, with its pos
sible ups and Downs and perhaps Il bath |
in the briDy deep, and concluded that
the safest place was at home and on terra |
firma. True, it does require some |
nerve to put the plank of vessel be-
tween yourself and the fathomless |
ocean. and it seems Johns nerve |
wasn't there when it came to the point.
Scores of others would do precisely the
same thing.
"A Milheim correspondent to the
Gazette fatty denies that the town clock
has been twenty minutes fast all
through The summer and makes it ap-
pear as if this paper had told an un-
truth. He says The clock has been
keeping ercellent time. So it has-in
as much as it ercelled the time Of any
and all other clocks in this neighbor-
hood. Come now, be a man and stick
to the truth. Don't think tha. the bare